FACT CHECK: Clip from Nepal protest PASSED OFF as anti-corruption rally in PH
A video from the "Gen Z protests" in Nepal is being falsely claimed as scenes from an anti-corruption rally in the Philippines.
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FACT CHECK: Jessica Soho NOT declared persona non grata in Cagayan de Oro
A video circulating online shows the Cagayan de Oro City council supposedly declaring veteran journalist Jessica Soho persona non grata in the city. The council did not pass such a resolution; the video was altered.
FACT CHECK: Duterte NOT found unconscious in ICC detention center
Rodrigo Duterte's lawyer and family have denied that the former president was found unconscious in his detention room in The Hague, Netherlands this November.
FACT CHECK: Robredo did NOT say drug problem persists at Naga City Hall
Mayor Leni Robredo did not say that Naga City's drug problem persists even at the city hall itself, contrary to what some Facebook posts claimed.
FACT CHECK: Revived video claiming AFP is “compromised” NEEDS CONTEXT
The AFP denounced the online posts for maliciously creating a "political narrative of control" after the passing of a pro-military reform.
FACT CHECK: Imee Marcos NOT jailed nor sued by brother
Sen. Imee Marcos was not jailed after confirming rumors about her brother's alleged cocaine dependency. The claim is false.
FACT CHECK: NO statement from Germany that the ‘Philippines is not easy’
A post falsely claims that the German government issued a statement that the 'Philippines is not easy,' which supposedly surprised other world leaders. No German official has commented on the Philippines' state.
FACT CHECK: Babolat did NOT gift sports car to Alex Eala
A Facebook post falsely claimed that Filipina tennis player Alex Eala was supposedly gifted a sports car by the French sports equipment company Babolat.
FACT CHECK: ICC witnesses in Duterte drug war case did NOT withdraw
A YouTube video claims that the witnesses in the case against former president Rodrigo Duterte before the ICC have withdrawn. This is false.
FACT CHECK: NO constitutional provision allowing a ‘rally of 2 million people’ to oust a president
Netizens are circulating a video claiming that the 1987 Constitution allows a rally of two million people to trigger the swearing-in of a new president. This is not true.
